Windows 10: My new TV ist too large to use as a monitor, is there a feature or App to resize my screen?

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No display on monitor when TV set as primary display

Issue solved

Removed DVI/HDMI cable from computer and monitor

Step 1: Check if the VGA monitor cable is defective.

1. Turn off computer
   
2. Connect the monitor VGA cable from the monitor to the VGA port on the computer
   
3. Turn on computer, VGA monitor cable is good.
   
   Step 2: Tun off computer
   

1. Connect HDMI Cable to HDMI port and TV
   
2. Turn on computer and TV, there is no monitor black screen
   
3. Click on the Windows logo, select the Settings icon , and then select
   
   System. Under Display there are two squares, labeled 1 and 2
   
   D Click on Advanced Display Settings:
   
   Display information: Display 1- Monitor Display 2 -TV
   
   E Right-click the Speakers icon in
   the taskbar, select Sound, click on Playback devices,
   
   
   a s tv screen with my brand shows
   AMD High Definition Audio Device ready.
   
   F. Problem solved
   
   
   
   Cause of the problem: Defective VGA port on the Syba VGA HD15+ 3.5 Audio to HDMI converter
   

 

moving and resizing

Hi Bob,

There may be several reasons why you are unable to resize or move applications after installing an update. To better assist you with your concern, we would like you to answer the questions below:

• Does it happen only on one application?
• Which application are you having issues resizing or moving?

In the meantime, we suggest you to run the Windows 10 troubleshooter. Kindly follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key +X, select
  Control panel
• Change the view by option on the top right to
  Large icons
• Click on troubleshooting and click on the
  view all option on the left panel
• Run the Windows Store apps troubleshooter

Let us know how it goes.

 

Connecting an Older Model Panasonic Viera Large Screen Tv to My Windows 10 PC

Greetings; and thanks for the quick reply:

I have no other TV with which to carry out the tests you've mentioned but I do have another computer monitor that I can carry out a similar test with. At the very least it may indicate if the problem is on the computer side of this equation or the monitor
side.

In your suggestion, you've laid out some fairly clear instructions. I'm going to give them a try with the monitor I eluded to. Do these steps need to be followed with the Monitor or TV connected or am I just testing the function of my computer only at
this time?

I ask this because when I was using my Mac computer to try to connect so it displayed on the same Large Screen Panasonic TV, I had the very same problem; except that the Mac computer actually did recognize that the Panasonic TV was connected. It's just
that it would not display. This is why I wondered if I needed to figure out the correct settings on the TV itself.

At any rate, I'll give it a try and get back to you with the results. (if any) Thanks again for the quick reply.

Tim M.